Its newly released half-PC and half-tablet product has grabbed the "Best of CES" Award.

A victory for Chinese innovation.

Lenovo's been lauded for its Horizon all-in-one PC...

It's designed to lie flat on a table-top and support interaction with two or more people.

On top of Microsoft's new operating system, Windows 8, Lenovo has added its own multi-user interface called Auro.

Most of Horizon's programs on display at the show have been games, such as air hockey, a four-player shooting game.

Lenovo wants customers to think of Horizon not so much as a semi-portable desktop, but instead as a group-orientated device.

"In the past, only hardware and speed mattered for the Internet handset devices... But today, hardware, software and applications all must work together, and it is essential to create a great user experience."